Statement of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan Regarding
the Baseless claims and futile Propaganda
Zul Qadah 04, 1431 A.H, Wednesday, October 13, 2010
In the Name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful.
A few days ago, Washington Post made a claim on the basis of unauthenticated and
unfounded report that some high-ranking officials of the Islamic Emirate,
consisting of 15 persons, held secret talks with the Kabul regime on the
instruction of the leadership of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. Following
that, some Afghan and world media outlets reported that talks between the
delegation of the Islamic Emirate and the officials of the Kabul regime were in
progress in Serena Hotel in the capital Kabul.
Last Monday, the Head of the Kabul puppet regime, Hamid Karzai, in an interview
with the American TV network, CNN, repeated the said futile rumors, saying he
had held talks with the delegations of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan for
the past few months and that the process was still continuing.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, as in the past, refutes these futile claims
and baseless propaganda and believes that it is a part and parcel of a regular
psychological warfare of the enemy. The Islamic Emirate wants to make it clear
once again that such propaganda is usually projected and circulated by media
outlets. Practically, the enemy has never contacted the leaders of the Islamic
Emirate, let a lone holding any kind of talks with them. Nor any effort has been
made by the enemy directly or indirectly to initiate contacts with the
leadership of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan assures the Muslim and Mujahid people of
Afghanistan and all the Ummah that the Islamic Emirate will not accept any kind
of negotiation or ceasefire with the invading enemy until and unless the
invaders have not pulled out of Afghanistan. The Islamic Emirate has always
explained its unwavering stance regarding the negotiation and versus the futile
and hackneyed propaganda of the Americans and their surrogates.
If the talks have really taken place, then you should produce evidence to prove
the participation of the delegates of the Islamic Emirate in the negotiation.
But if you think that a minuscule numbers of former officials of the Islamic
Emirate who have already surrendered to you, are the representatives of the
Islamic Emirate or those who were at first detained by you and now are living in
Kabul under surveillance are representatives of the Islamic Emirate and you
usually present them for such purpose in public gatherings, then you should know
that they are not the representatives of the Islamic Emirate nor the Islamic
Emirate has given them permission to participate in these meetings or are
authorized to represent the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
We urge the Mujahid people of Afghanistan and the Mujahideen, the vanguards of
the strongholds of Truth, that you should have trust in your leadership and
assure you that your leadership will not allow any one to trade on your blood
and sacrifices by reaching any clandestine deal (with the enemy).
Similarly, the Islamic Emirate once again announces its posturing regarding the
peace council constituted by the enemy. The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan
believes it is a contemplated endeavor by the enemy to distract attentions from
the Afghan issue and mislead the opinions of the public because the Afghans and
the public of the world have already shown their negative reactions and mistrust
against the said maneuvering of the enemy.
We would like to make it clear that the stance of the Islamic Emirate is
unequivocal and final regarding the negotiation—that is, holding negotiation
with the enemy in conditions of their military presence in Afghanistan, is a
waste of time. It is not only harmful for achievement of the goal of
independence of Afghanistan and establishment of a true Islamic government but
gives legitimacy to the current (military) occupation of Afghanistan, thus it is
a historical disloyalty with the Mujahid people of Afghanistan and the beloved
country.
If the foreign invaders and their local surrogates really want to come out of
this losing war; if they want to save their reputation and sleigh off the heavy
economic burden from their shoulder, to put an end to the sufferings of the
Afghans and end the war, then they should consider withdrawal of foreign troops
from Afghanistan. If the enemy, on the one hand, practically insists on
continuation of the war in the battle fields but, on the other hand, merely
disseminates propaganda and contradictory claims, about high level talks, then
it will only contribute first and foremost to the enemy’s already losing
credibility and authenticity in the eyes of the Afghans and the people of the
world. Nothing more than this, they will achieve.
The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan